Julie Ross Godar

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  1. Gourmet Live and BlogHer Recipe: Filets Mignons With Artichokes

    2/8/12 9:23pm by Julie Ross Godar
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    Filets Mignons (Photo by Martyn Thompson/Gourmet)

    Gourmet Live and BlogHer highlight local food scenes in our monthly Road Trip series, delivering the inside dish from renowned bloggers from coast to coast. This month, we're going across the country to find the top restaurants for Valentine's Day -- but if you're celebrating at home, get this lusciously romantic recipe from Gourmet.com now.  Read more >

  2. Tributes to Susan Niebur and Rachel Moro, Bloggers Lost to Breast Cancer

    2/7/12 7:25pm by Julie Ross Godar
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    Susan Niebur and Rachel Cheetham Moro

    On Monday, the blogging community lost two women to breast cancer: Susan Niebur, aka @WhyMommy of Toddler Planet and Rachel Cheetham Moro of The Cancer Culture Chronicles.  Read more >

  3. Nevada Caucus: Romney Wins; Paul's "Honest Rape" Comments

    2/5/12 1:18pm by Julie Ross Godar
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    Romney wins Nevada caucus (Image: © Brian Cahn/ZUMAPRESS.com)

    Mitt Romney won the Nevada Republican caucuses yesterday with 47.6 percent of the vote and a "a broad coalition of voters that included groups that he has struggled with in previous contests," according to the New York Times, which has him "solidifying his status as the front-runner" in the race to become the GOP presidential candidate this November.  Read more >

  4. Romney Wins Florida; The Primary in Tweets

    2/1/12 11:54am by Julie Ross Godar
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    Mitt Romney won Florida's Republican presidential primary with a commanding lead over Newt Gingrich, with Rick Santorum and Ron Paul a distant third and fourth.  Read more >

  5. State of the Union Address: Best Tweets, Full Text

    1/24/12 8:03pm by Julie Ross Godar
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    State of the Union address 2012 (official White House photo)

    Did you watch President Obama's State of the Union address? Did you follow along on Twitter? I did ... and below are a few of the tweets that reflected the reaction I saw. Read the tweets, scroll down for the full text of the speech and tell me what you think in the comments. (And please note -- the tweets may take a moment or two to load.)  Read more >

  6. (VIDEO) Rep. Gabrielle Giffords Steps Down from Congress to Focus on Recovery

    1/22/12 12:02pm by Julie Ross Godar
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    Rep. Gabrielle Giffords Steps Down

    Today, just over one year after Representative Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) and others were shot at a political event at a Tucson grocery store, she announced in a video posted to her Facebook page that she is stepping down from Congress to focus on recovery.  Read more >

  7. Newt Gingrich Wins: The S.C. GOP Primary in Social Media

    1/21/12 7:23pm by Julie Ross Godar
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    Newt Gingrich speaking in South Carolina

    Newt Gingrich won the Republican presidential primary in South Carolina today, with Mitt Romney coming in second and Rick Santorum third. In his victory speech, Gingrich said that if he won the GOP candidacy, he'd challenge President Obama to seven three-hour debates.  Read more >

  8. Join Us! Live Tweeting the GOP Primary in South Carolina

    1/20/12 5:03pm by Julie Ross Godar
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    Newt Gingrich blasts the media at the GOP debate in South Carolina

    The South Carolina presidential primary takes place Saturday, January 21, 2012. A lot has changed in the GOP race since New Hampshire, no?  Read more >

  9. After the Blackout: So, What Happened in Yesterday's SOPA/PIPA Protest?

    1/19/12 9:56am by Julie Ross Godar
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    Orrin Hatch PIPA tweet

    Yesterday, many big sites on the Internet, including Wikipedia and Craigslist, went dark to protest two anti-piracy bills currently in committee in the House and Senate, commonly called SOPA and PIPA. Here's a roundup of some of the effects of the blackout (please be patient; the story may take some time to load):  Read more >

  10. Understand the Internet Strike: SOPA, PIPA and a Free Internet

    1/18/12 4:01pm by Julie Ross Godar
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    Black square

    Today, January 18, 2012, a number of web sites are going dark to protest two bills currently before Congress that, if passed, could have a chilling effect on freedom of the intenet. The bill in the House is H.R. 3261: The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), while the Senate bill, S.968: PROTECT-IP Act of 2011, is commonly known as PIPA.  Read more >

Julie Ross Godar

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Julie Ross Godar
Member Since
September 2008
About Me: 

I'm the executive editor of BlogHer.com, a food and travel writer, obsessive reader and player of games -- and as of March 2011 a Jeopardy! champion (that was fun).

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